Hotels in E-Da World/Fo Guang Shan, Kaohsiung

The Tianyue Hotel located in I-Shou University Town has pretty good housing quality, although some of the equipment is slightly older. There are free shuttle buses throughout the park to and from hotels, shopping malls and amusement parks.

Eda Royal is connected to a very big outlet mall and 5 minutes walk from IShou International School. There is also a bus you can take from the high speed rail station to the hotel and vice versa. A theme park is also within the area. A convenience store is a few steps across. It has an awesome water therapy pool as well. There are also some restaurants in the ground floor serving different cuisines. Very spacious rooms with complete amenities.

the service was good.. the food wasgood no problem because it has meals for kids.. my only concern was the parking area at the basement.. the driveway going in at the basement and going out it was too narrow and too slippery and steep.. our car was scratched.. thats the only problem we had..tne parking driveway..thank you..

Super old United Kingdom style hotel from the 1970s . If you want to go back to 1970 to see England or Australia , back in time you can stay here. Honest , a hotel from Sydney in 1970 would look like this , everything is original. Would need huge money to upgrade the place. The street outside has many ******* from Vietnam and China late at night in front of the spa building waving to foreigners, it’s a very big party area

This hotel exceeded, by far, my expectations. It has a very affordable price with unlimited snacks and unlimited breakfast that was so delicious and healthy. The rooms are very clean and spacious and the hotel is very near the Kaohsiung MRT Station (Red Line). This hotel for me is highly recommended for comfort and ease in commuting within Kaohsiung.

Was very happy with the room I got. The room is spacious, comfortable and clean. No problem to placed 4 big cargo bags in that room! The location is fantastic, it is just across the Kaohsiung main station, cannot be better than that. However, I was disappointed with the breakfast, maybe my expectation was high and what I got was not good enough. It was really very simple food, like what you get from your home kitchen. The coffee station were always not replenished with sufficient tea bag for example. Anyway, that not the highlight of this hotel so no big deal.

Very clean n comfy room but room abit small looks like just renovated slp well at night counter staff very polite and helpful the hotel breakfast is good n they provide 24hr coffee snacks n ice cream 7min walk to train station highly recommend

I love the location of CU Kaohsiung. It is near the TRA, MRT and some bus stations. Food spots may be a few mins walk. There were suggested night markets. The check out procedure is fast and easy with the kiosks. Less personal touch but reliable. I did not like that they did not provide extra pillows and extra coffee/tea. They did not clean our room on our second night. The rooms were clean and comfortable but the pictures show bath tub and bidet, the assigned room to us does not have a bath tub nor bidet.

The hotel is a little far from Kaohsiung Main Station. The service attitude of the male counter staff at night was poor, but the female counter staff in the morning was very good. The room is quite small and the TV has a very bad analog signal. The soundproofing is a bit poor, and you can hear the music and water next door. There is an ice cream and drink machine downstairs (but it looks like…

Most of the staff are nice and helpful. Great location with a snack bar and gym. Breakfast included. However, it needs to hugely upgrade its sound-proofing. The showers next door and upstairs were loud like those people were showering right on top of my head. The noise of their every putting up and resting the shower head was as clear and loud as if they are standing in front of me. I couldn’t fall asleep til everyone finished their showers after 2am. I lived on 2/F. I could hear the laundry on B1/F. If you work online where you needa keep your microphone on, no way. The busy scooters on the street would embarrass you. I tried to stay out of the windows but the showers next door was worse. It turned out that my online work was disturbed, leaving a bad impression to my colleagues and clients.